Your bedroom is one of the most important rooms of the home. It’s a place where we rest and relax, so it’s important to maintain it so that we can sleep well at night, and decorate it in a way that makes us feel proud of this space. We use our bedrooms in different ways – and for many of us, it’s the place where we get ready in the morning. Having a top-notch wardrobe and dressing table set up is key to this.
Stuck for inspiration? We have you covered. Here are some design ideas that will help you achieve a more cohesive, pulled-together look in your bedroom.
Sliding door cupboard with dressing table mirror
Sliding door cupboards have become all the rage, offering a unique solution to storage furniture. They can be ideal for smaller spaces, as the doors don’t open out into the room itself. And when integrated with a smart dressing table solution that fits into the design, it can look great too.
Add a mirror to the door itself to enhance the floor-length visibility you’ll get while getting ready. This can also make the room look bigger.
Freestanding wardrobe design with dressing table
Sometimes, your space might not be suited to a bespoke built-in wardrobe and dressing table solution. However, the standard option of a freestanding wardrobe with a separate dressing table is still a great one. You still have the opportunity to add your personal touch and optimise the space in a way that suits your morning routine.
The type of wardrobe you choose can make all the difference. You can opt for clever closet details with detachable accessories. It may be worth seeking both pieces from the same retailer so that you can coordinate the pieces down to a tee.
Walk-in wardrobe design with dressing table mirror
Many people dream of a walk-in wardrobe, so if you have the space, why not make it a reality? Instead of taking up room with a classic dressing table set-up, integrate the perfect floor-length dressing table mirror or opt for an island top with drawers and cupboards for you to store your cosmetics and accessories in.
You could accessorise with a stylish poof, chaise lounge or sofa in the centre of the room. You’ll have plenty of space, so this can be a good way of adding comfort or soft furnishings to proceedings. If you want to go down the luxurious route, this is the way to go.
Floating wardrobe design elements with dressing table
Wardrobes can integrate all kinds of design elements, including floating shelves and cupboards. Essentially, you can build your wardrobe around your dressing table in a way that suits your bedroom, maximizing the available space with clever storage solutions.
A floating dressing table that slots into the spaces between the wardrobe storage is a different take on your standard set-up, allowing more under-desk space. You can then embellish the area above your dressing table with a statement mirror, perhaps with a circular design.